Sentence examples for study's trials from inspiring English sources
The effectiveness of GIGAME should be examined with other student populations, including those from other disciplines as well as those from other universities, to determine if the effectiveness achieved in this study's trials are replicable in and generalizable to other populations.
Many of the study's trial sites were in foreign countries, and the study is a main reason that Avandia remains on the market in the United States.
Among them, ongoing Toronto study group's trial demonstrated preoperative radiotherapy had slightly better outcome in terms of morbidity and survival benefit even the study was underpowered [ 11].
He points out that in the study's randomized trial, four women receiving the nylon sutures had premature births, whereas none with the braided sutures had any, suggesting that the braided sutures still appear to be more effective at preventing premature births.
The study's clinical trial registration number was #NCT00256516.
These limitations are offset by the study's strengths a randomised trial design with rigorous data collection procedures within a well developed clinical trial group.
In the study's randomized control trial, one-quarter of 30,000 households in Michigan were encouraged to invest in energy efficiency, with help from WAP.
Each study will be assigned a weight depending on the study's precision (within-trial variance) and an overall estimate can be calculated.
The interpretation of these findings is limited, however, by the study's highly rigorous trial design, intensive follow up, and exclusion criteria (Anton et al. 2006), and it is unknown to what extent these findings generalize to community treatment programs and participants.
In Melcher's study trials were sorted based on the onset of the test stimulus relative to saccade onset and he found the strongest decrease near the saccade onset but a somewhat weaker decrease when the test stimulus was shown right after the saccade cue, as was the case in our experiment.
